Isaac Bashevis Singer

Isaac Bashevis Singer Criticism

• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 23)
  • Introduction
  • Stories: New, Old and Sometimes Good
  • An Upright Man on an Eternal Landscape
  • I. Bashevis Singer: Novelist of Hasidic Gothicism
  • The Closed Novels
  • The Talent of I.B. Singer, 1978 Nobel Laureate for Literature
  • Paul Kresh
  • The Sly Modernism of Isaac Singer
  • A Storyteller's Story
  • Isaac Singer in Pursuit of Love and Literature
  • 'Lost in America'
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 15)
  • Introduction
  • The Genius of Isaac Bashevis Singer
  • Freedom and Slavery in the Fiction of Isaac Bashevis Singer
  • Versions of Singer
  • Beyond Brilliant Storytelling, a Tireless Search for Love
  • The Rise of Chaim Yankl
  • The Sorcerer's Apprentice: 'Old Love'
  • Devil in the Flesh
  • Love in the Dark
  • The Corn Is Gray
  • Philosophical Gems
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 6)
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 1)
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 3)
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 11)
  • Introduction
  • Timothy Evans
  • Andrew Bergman
  • Edward Hirsch
  • Sex, Torah, and Revolution
  • Eros and Exile
  • Paul Berman
  • Robert Alter
  • Isaac the Fool
  • The Revenge of I. B. Singer
  • The Nobel Prize for I: B. Singer
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 9)
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis (Vol. 111)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • I. B. Singer
    • Isaac Bashevis Singer and the Eternal Past
    • Isaac Bashevis Singer, Radical Sophistication, and the Jewish-American Novel
    • Hens to Roosters: Isaac Bashevis Singer's Female Species
    • Gimpel the Fool: Singer's Debt to the Romantics
    • Satan in Goray and Ironic Restitution
    • Casanova or Schlemiel? The Don Juan Archetype in I. B. Singer's Fiction
    • I. B. Singer's Monologues of Demons
    • Isaac Bashevis Singer: Mediating Between the Biblical and the Modern
    • The Man Who Talked Back to God: Isaac Bashevis Singer, 1904–1991
    • Passivity and Narration: The Spell of Bashevis Singer
    • I. B. Singer's Two Holy Fools
    • The World Is One Vast Madhouse
  • Further Reading
• Singer, Isaac Bashevis
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Parables that Surprise
    • Musings by a Mystic
    • Mistakes Made and Mended
    • Earthly Powers
    • Singer's ‘Yentl’: The Fantastic Case of a Perplexed Soul
    • 'Gimpel the Full.'
    • Isaac Bashevis Singer's ‘Tanhum’: An Exegetical Approach
    • Isaac Bashevis Singer's ‘Short Friday’: Semantic Parallels of Happily-Ever-Aftering
    • Two Practitioners of the Grotesque: Sherwood Anderson and Isaac Bashevis Singer
    • The Sisterhood of Hedda and Yentl
    • Our Debt to I. B. Singer
    • Journey to Oblivision: The End of East European Yiddish and German Worlds in the Mirror of Literature
    • What's Jews?: Isaac Bashevis Singer's Androgenus
    • Scrutinizing the Shtetl: I. B. Singer's ‘Tseytl un Rikl.’
    • Introduction to Critical Essays on Isaac Bashevis Singer
    • Judaism, Genius, and Gender: Women in the Fiction of Isaac Bashevis Singer
    • Gimpel
    • Yentl
  • Further Reading